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1 Panthers cheer new athletic conference Gateway accepts new six team football league made up of former Missouri Valley and Mid Continent Conference members.
2 New campus entrance serves as information center for visitors Construction begins on new Visitor Information Center; drawing.
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3 Drake Martin Named one of four outstanding presenters at housing conference.
4 Stephen Rose and Lyle Alberts Will participate in conference in New Mexico.
5 Mary Franken and Karen Franks Give workshop and presentation at AHEA convention.
6 Kevin Boatright Wins prize for historical paper.
7 Donald E. Maypole and Robert Ward Win Fulbright awards; Professor Maypole will study in Portugal; Professor Ward will study in Romania.
8 Donald D. Greene Appointed membership coordinator for Iowa for NACAS.
9 Lux Award honors outstanding service Peggy Gohlinghorst and Greg Pittam are winners; four other finalists are Kerisa Chung, Julie Ann Kraft, Carole Gustafson, and Cindy Meek.
10 William Waack Elected vice president of American Theatre Association.
11 Hyo Myung Makes presentation in Korea.
12 Patricia Geadelmann To receive National Governor's Association award.
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13 Degree programs offer new educational opportunities Bachelor of Science, majors in criminology and European studies, and minors in international affairs and interpretive communication available this fall.
14 Recognizing the importance of international studies Professor Newell will fill new coordinator of international studies position.
15 New social work head begins; department receives grants Vincent Faherty appointed head; department receives funding for five $1000 training awards for majors.
16 New art department head begins term as art building opens William W. Lew appointed; brief biographical sketch.
17 Near record number of students attend summer school 1985 summer enrollment is 4507; record is 4524 in 1970.
18 Economics symposium draws international speakers David Streeton will speak at Jepson Symposium.
19 Campus land to be used for construction of new highway Golf course and some land on south campus will be used in construction of relocated Highway 58; alternate route to one that would have passed along Hudson Road.
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20 A "Natural" team History of conservation and environmental education at UNI; Institute for Environmental Education begun this year; photo.
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21 Gifts of land will benefit preserves Burton and Louise Sanders and Mrs. Leonard Davis donate land adjacent to lowland prairie preserve.
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22 Come "Home" Detailed list of Homecoming activities.
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23 Separation of alumni and development leads to new programs Office of Development/UNI Foundation adds positions and moves into former Home Management House; renamed Office of Alumni Relations will strengthen ties to alumni groups; photo.
24 Awards recognize service and achievement contributions Brief biographical sketches of winners of Alumni Achievement and Service awards.
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25 Football outlook is bright Early season looks tough.
26 Bicyclists tour de Dome RAGBRAI stops in Cedar Falls; photo.